New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19
POLITICS AT COUNTY FAIRS.
ISSUES SET FORTH ON NEUTRAL GROUND.


BUFFALO, Sept 49, The interval between the Reput
lcan and the Democratic State Conventions Is to
marked by several interesting political Occurrences
One 10 the fight for what may he termed the count
fair vote between Governor HILL on one SIDE and th
two Republican United, States Senators, William NJ
Evarts and Frank Hiscock, the other Then there
the sscriumagss in the Denocratc.party between tn
Cleveland men and the ELL tor the control OF th
delegates to the Deinocrstic State Convention
TIE minor parties also will not be idle. The head
the Prohibition party, the Rev. ID. W. C. Huntington
OF 0leaU, will start out on stumping tour III .n
southern tier of counties Henry George ana LII. mo
Glynu will be busy nursing life I'm the Interior OF n
sfata the infant organizations Of the United Labo
party Lastly the Socialist Labor party wDch VIII pun
State ticket in the field on September ~, Will nor
National convention here
TO MEET THE FARMERS ON NEUTRAL GROUND.
Tho county fair vote will be sought indusriousy he
oresent week Governor Hill will speak at Newpurs III
Orapgo County September ~, ana al new Oity III
Rockland County on September 70. He makes as oam
aginy an attack as he can upon the Republican egsiat
ure and Henry Georges land theories, thus hitting 81
the two strongest opponents OF the Denorauc parry :
the Republicans and tine United Labor But he ooeen
,ay one word about his geo OF the temperance oA's
oassed by the Legislature That Is subject to DC care
fuIly avoided before both Democratic and Republican
farmers for they rigid notions about liquor seing
senator Evarts will address the farmers OF Catta-
rangus County on bullocks and crops his own dcnni'
Hon of his subject Franklinvie on WEDNESDAY, oep
tamber 81 It 10 peoted that there Will be loooV Peo
ple In attendance large number OF PennsyiNahiAhs
desire to hear Mr. Evarts and special train Will DO run
over the Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad 10
date them. The train Will start at brdoioTu " 'n "e
of the oil regions
From Fransiinvilie Mr.. Evarts will 80 across country
seventyye miles ITO Dunkirk where he viii address the
farmers of ChautauQua County at their county Iar'
Here as in Catiaraugus County the railroads are max
Ing special trains in order 10 take W
the fair grounds the multudes who desire to see ana
hear Mr. Evarts
SENATOR ui,cook will visit the county fair at Lyons on
yr,da septemer o. Lyons almost In the centre OF
the state Tue New-York Central and tho West Shore
Railroads pass through IL -. @Sa Lehish valley anu
branch Of the New-York Central comes up from Tie
southern portion OF the State Special trains VIII De run
from Syracuse and Rochester to the fair ana rom
Geneva and the towns the southwark The towns
along the Central Railroad Palmyra Clyde and Newark
Ara among the most populous In the state. IL Is est
mated that 10000 persons will listen 10 SENATOR
Hiscock's speech
Mr. Hiscsc OK has induced Senator John Sherman. or
Ohio, also to make address and Mr.. Sherman viii
reach the fair grounds in company with Mr. Hiscock
Senator Sherman, as the candidate OF The ONO he-
ruolicans for President, is an object OF great
interest TO tue Republicans Of New-York
Ex.Mayor Seth Low, of Brooklyn. who made
much brilliant speech presiding officer oil the He
publican state Conve nton will also be present at the
fair and will make speech. Still another speaker VIII
be Congressman N W. Nutting of Oswego. the Repuo-
fcan who represents the Congressional district In
which Lyons IS situated.
There viii De silent srs oaan S o. Of EeeSestsr and VIII
lam Purcell OF Rochester, Editor OIL tnal
snon o.s sourloa o and
Mr. Raines and Mr. Purcell are dissatisfied with me
sled that Mr.. Cleveland Will not receive any words OF
praise from them .. -, 10 o,o .,
decorate their village in honor OF the day rlera VIII
De banquet in the evening in honor OF the Visitors
sponses 10 oasts will made by senator Shernan sen
ator Hiscoek, William Purcell. Mayor Parsons, Of
Rochester. Judge l. ": Collins, DIT l. e. MCPHERSON ana
James W. Dunwer, OF Lyons
HILLS FIGHT AGAINST CLEVELAND.
Governor Hill has his agents out laying pipe to elect
r,ore Hin men as bers OF the Commit His
defeat at Saratoga recently by MI Cleveland by vote
of IS TO Is in committee highly morufying TO
him. Moreover, he has been advised by some oil his
friends that make lis fight against Cleveland
this year. II at all
Tho Governor does not Intend. however to make his
fight openly The Governor suspicious also that unless
he works hard Mr. CeveisDds agents will defeat solne
" the Hill who new members OF the oonmi'tee
uSss william trusted pSa the
WAS vt rmira. at Ithaca snd other towns ,ns
Democrats to reelect him as the representative IN
the tate COMMITTEES thai district Mr. Muller received
REPLIES then started OIL u lay pipe Tor
The Governor bmselL The Governor at Ithaca and
took pains satisfy himself that his machine was un-
Another OF the Governors agents. II. L. Peek. the
chief Of The Bureau OF Labor n1w no ~osI bn
Hill delegates elected 10 the state Convention There
twssn the hin men and The Cleveland men over
the election OF delegates, but under MI fesxs
who represents the Congressional district In the state
Coumltter. voted with the Cleveland men al Saratoga
Mr. akor In seriously i'll and his death feared Mr
Peek .detxrminsd trustworthy friend OF Mr. Hill
shall he elected TO represent the district a,.a,n
their attempt 10 prevent the election of Gsperal Peter
Doyle as a member OF the stac Committee to take the
esSop sA' Assrmbivman william sheeaau Of
Buffalo. the Governors mouthpece 10 the LEGISLATURE.
WAS pu vacancy Mr. Hill At tbs last meet
ing Of The Democratic s ate Committee and was there
rejected by the Cleveland men mr. snssnan came
CATION Buffalo tb. state Convention ana thereby
%r sheshan also sought To defeat the reelection Of
John Wiley as >laie 'onmteeInan from tno Stner buiI
against him at State COMMITTEES meeting in s.ratosa
Mr.. Wiley was wroth when be heard about this later.
opposiiion candidate TO shsehan In the atter's As
sby district Mr. snsehan then % nm sra Oi
Aaneduct Commissioners OF Newfork, and the latter
also sbored to defeat Weys r., sH,,anG
and once his law Dartner was not idle ne swung me
whole Federal "macnine OF ONCE noaeas a. trn, w
Basel. the collector John ssele,t tho postmaster
and other Federal officials Besides there were General
of Buffalo who ,hink that be should
elected stale Committeeman. The combination against
MI sheehan too powerful He surrsndered ne
says he will not contest General Peter c. Doylcs claim
for the Look wood vacancy,
Thus one Cleveland state Committeeman has bean
secured On their side the Cleveland men pEouss not 10
oppose sheehans re- election assAssenblymah
said tina, the sscre, cause Of hs cessation Of the
aght fact that Charles Tabor OF Buffalo, one
~ the for the Democratic nomination Tor Az
torney and former law part ner OF Mr. sheehan
found HE chances hiniered by the controversy. MI
eheshan owes great deal OF his law practice 10 dr.
Tabor, and he therefore needed his request.
DlspLEAsRp BY AN ADMINS RArIoN POSTMASTER.
In Rochester the anti-Cleveand men are said to be
thinking .. putting Hill man In place OF Low j. De-
land the present Cleveland state Comm teeman repre-
senns the Congressional district In which Rochester 10
situated President Cleveland appointed as postmaster
ut Rochester, Democrat named Fieckensfsn- HIS ap
psntmept was not asked either by George Ranes the
leader OF the Cleveland Democrats, or by william Pur-
call the isadsr Of the Hill Democrats. Mr. Rauss was
much fncensed by tho appointment and viii quietly ac
ouiesce therefore the election OF Hill Democrat as
member of the Democratic State Committee from The
district Pos MASTER fleckcnsicin Is naturally much
alarmed this sad condition OF aarA Theoher night